Volunteer
Whether you wish to become a board member, serve on a committee, assist with a program, or simply help out at one of our many events, volunteering is a great way to meet new people and help build your community. Have fun. Contribute your skills. You’re always welcome at the Marda Loop Communities Association.
Volunteer Opportunities
Recruiting for the Facilities & Volunteer Director Positions
Facilities Director
The Marda Loop Communities Association is looking for a volunteer Facilities Director to help make our community hall a safe, reliable, accessible, and welcoming place for everyone. Working with our General Manager, you’ll help
- prioritize building improvements,
- support grant-funded projects,
- guide the long-term care of one of Calgary’s busiest community facilities.
This rewarding volunteer role includes monthly committee and Board meetings (September–June). Experience in the trades, construction, or facilities management is an asset, but enthusiasm, organization, and a passion for improving our community are what matter most.
Volunteer Director
The Volunteer Director is responsible for recruiting, coordinating, and supporting volunteers for Association programs and events. This role oversees volunteer scheduling, assigns event roles and responsibilities, and leads the organization of the Association’s casino fundraising event. The Director also maintains volunteer records and data to support planning and communication. Working collaboratively with Board members, staff, and volunteers, they help create a positive volunteer experience while strengthening community engagement. Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills are key to success in this role.
Interested in applying to either role? Contact Lee at president@mardaloop.com for more information!
BOARD MEMBERS (AS NEEDED)
- Vice-President
- Facilities
- Volunteer
Read more about Board Member responsibilities here
COMMITTEE MEMBERS (AS NEEDED)
The MLCA Board has many committees and sub-committees who are each focused on a particular aspect of the community and are chaired by a Board Member. These committees can always use more help and the time commitment is less than being a Board Member. If you are interested in learning more about our committees you should attend a monthly Board meeting.
